Every student learns differently. A learning evaluation helps uncover how you, your child or your teen learns best, while also identifying areas where extra support may be needed. This type of testing can guide educational planning, support advocacy for accommodations, and help you or your child gain confidence in their learning style.
Areas often assessed include:
- Cognitive strengths and weaknesses
- Memory and executive functioning
- Academic achievement (reading, writing, math, spelling)
- Language and phonological processing
- Social, emotional, and behavioral functioning
Signs Your Child May Need a Learning Disability Evaluation
If your child is working hard but still struggling with reading, writing, or math, a formal evaluation can provide clarity. Common signs include difficulty sounding out words, reversing letters, trouble following multi-step instructions, or inconsistent academic performance despite effort. A learning disability evaluation identifies the root cause — so the right support can be put in place. If you have similar concerns about attention, learn more about our ADHD evaluations.Common Learning Disabilities We Assess
Our evaluations assess a range of learning differences, including:- Dyslexia — difficulty with reading fluency and phonological processing
- Dyscalculia — challenges with math concepts and number sense
- Dysgraphia — struggles with written expression and fine motor skills
- Processing disorders — auditory or visual processing difficulties


